Local Arts

Weyburn's Tenille Arts has made it to the top 3 finalists in the running for this year's Next Big Thing competition.

Kenzie Hoium and Olivia Young create some "bubble art", while enjoying one of the activity stations at the second annual Art Farm event.

The van der Breggen farm is filled with visitors during the second annual Art Farm on Saturday, as they tour the different booths and areas that featured local artists.

Sophie Pollock takes a quiet moment to pet two horses, after playing at the children's activities during the second annual Art Farm. Art Farm was held at the van der Breggen farm on Saturday and featured over 30 local artists.

Link Union will be playing at the Calvary Baptist Church on Monday, June 16 at 7 p.m. Link Union is from the Ozark Mountains of Missouri and will take you on a musical journey through the decades, over the mountains and across the sea.

The Art Farm Board, 11 "Articulturists", join together to create an avenue of opportunity for the local art scene.

Angie Dunn and her two children, Teagan and Stewart (Stuey), complete the groundbreaking ceremony for Weyburn's first Habitat for Humanity home at 412 Victoria Street on Wednesday.

Ten emerging country artists have been selected as semi-finalists in the 2014 version of The Next Big Thing, competing for a chance to take their careers to the next level and win a custom-tailored prize package valued at more than $15,000 - consisti

A mother - daughter team, Heather van der Breggen and Rickee-Lee Webster are pursuing and enabling others to experience art. Art Farm was born of the Simple...With a Twist owners, and Heather's husband, Abraham van der Breggan.

High school students throughout the southeast area are preparing for graduation ceremonies, and are looking ahead to the opportunities that are in front of them on the paths of their lives.